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  • "This year Pentagram is honouring London’s chaotic nature by challenging visitors to ‘lose yourself’ in the festival."

  • "The name stands for One Metro New York, a reference to transportation as an essential service that connects the city."

  • "The pattern is built from a palette of deliberately imperfect and abstract shapes based on organic forms that give a feeling of a living garden."

  • "The Barbican also commissioned Pentagram to create a special motion-controlled digital installation, in collaboration with venerated Mecha designer Kawamori Shoji."

  • "The NAMHG wanted an identity that would both raise awareness for the work it does and help promote the agenda for this often-overlooked group of patients."

  • "From a desolate, and in many places derelict state after the bombing of the Second World War, East London has become one of the most fashionable areas in the world."

  • "The team was invited to incorporate the branding throughout the restaurant, from designing the menus and signage to choosing the tableware and creating the hand-painted tile that lines the open kitchen and bar."

  • "Pentagram drew from a variety of visual expressions of dance, with the goal of creating a graphic language that expresses the joy of physical movement."

  • "Pentagram worked closely with the company to develop a brand strategy, tone of voice and visual identity that strikes a balance between product and experience."

  • "Pentagram used the visual language and colors from the identity to develop various interiors for a number of environments including Citibank “Blue”, general consumer banking outlet, and Citigold, a more luxurious “affluent customer” outlet."

  • "The designers developed localizations for different territories around the world, rendering the logo in Arabic, Chinese and other languages."

  • "The shop's aesthetic is a crossover between a gallery and a home, living in the middle of these two ideas."

  • "In 1954 the Marbella Club was created by Prince Alfonso von Hohenlohe as a private playground for his aristocratic and celebrity friends. Service was originally delivered by the staff from his castle, giving the experience an air of formality in a very informal setting."

  • "Pentagram created a new identity to express the galleries' spirit of openness."

  • "The aim of the campaign was to create a ‘lightbulb moment’, where people would quickly grasp the relatively complex concept of a circular economy."